Sprint · 4 weeks

One team. One workflow. One governed AI outcome. Four weeks.

Pick the workflow that has the most upside and the most risk. We bind it to GW Slate end-to-end: policy, routing, approval, grade, and receipts. You leave with a governed workflow in production and a receipt packet you can hand to a CISO.

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DELIVERED

Sprint: Team Control · 4 weeks
Workflow: Localized launch copy → CMS
Policy pack: brand_v3.2 (signed)
Approval chain: Brand + Legal
Outcome grade: A−
Receipt packet: 30 receipts · sealed

Answer

What is the Team Control Sprint?

A four-week engagement to take one AI-assisted workflow from experiment to governed production. We bind it to GW Slate, give Iris Meridian the operator role, and hand you the receipt packet.

What you leave the sprint with

One workflow in governed production.
Signed policy pack for the workflow.
Approval chain wired to your humans.
Outcome grade dashboard.
Sealed receipt packet.
A revocation drill that works.

Sprint scope

One workflow. End to end. Governed.

Duration: 4 weeks

Outcomes

Governed workflow in production
Signed policy pack
Approval chain wired to your humans
Outcome grade dashboard
Receipt packet
Drilled revocation

Investment: Fixed scope, fixed fee. Quoted per workflow.

Schedule a scoping call

Week by week

W1
Scope and bind
Pick the workflow. Map the systems. Draft the policy pack. Identify approvers.
W2
Wire and route
Connect GW Slate to systems. Configure routing. Lock the tool boundary.
W3
Run and grade
Iris runs the workflow under policy. Approvals tested. Grades collected.
W4
Seal and drill
Seal the policy pack. Hand off the receipt packet. Run a revocation drill.

Who this is for

Teams who need AI in production, not in pilot.

You have an AI workflow that demos well.
But you can't ship it because the controls aren't there.
You have policy that is unenforced.
It lives in a PDF. Nothing binds it to the workflow.
Your approvers are bottlenecks.
Approval happens everywhere or nowhere.
You can't prove what happened.
No receipts means no review.